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O'Dea: Govt must act 'immediately' on JLC ruling

Fianna Fail's jobs spokesperson Willie O'Dea has said Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton must "act immediately" to reassure 200,000 low paid workers around the country.

O'Dea: Govt must act 'immediately' on JLC ruling

Fri, 08 Jul, 2011 - 10:07

Fianna Fail's jobs spokesperson Willie O'Dea has said Enterprise Minister Richard Bruton must "act immediately" to reassure 200,000 low paid workers around the country.

It follows the High Court ruling that the system for setting minimum wages is unconstitutional.

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